Silver stacking rings

[sweetheart]

I'd like to get dd some sterling silver stacking rings for xmas. She's had fake / cheap ones that have lost the silver coating so thought I'd like to get her something a bit more of the genuine article.

I know the obvious port of call is Pandora but I was wondering if anyone knew of other places to look - are you paying for the name with Pandora?

[DollyPartonsBeard]

Shop Dixi do a range of sterling stacking rings (also lots of lovely things that are bringing out my teenage inner goth!)

shopdixi.com/pages/search-results-page?q=Sterling+stacking

[sweetheart]

Thanks - have you ordered from them before? Always a bit nervous shopping somewhere new online for returns etc.

[HurtyTeeth]

John Greed's website sell stacking rings - more expensive brands like Pandora and the like, and also their own range of jewellery which is fairly Boho teen friendly.
Service good and also 0% finance if you want to spread the cost.

[ItsAHardKn0ckLife1]

emptycasket.co.uk

Cute and quirky

[SallyOMalley]

How about looking somewhere like Not on the High Street? I've used the website several times and have always been pleased with the service.

[Badweekjustgotworse]

Have you looked on stay? Support an independent artist instead just of big brand names like pandora. You'll get something much more unique AND more reasonably priced. I meet a silversmith at a local market last year and she's since made me a few pieces for family members, they're totally bespoke and were far cheaper than high street, I was really shocked when she quoted me for the first piece and now she has my undying loyalty!!

[Badweekjustgotworse]

ETSY, not stay, sorry, typing on the phone

[sweetheart]

bad week - I love etsy - the trouble is dd can be fussy and if it's not quite right when it arrives I don't feel I can return things from there.

[IdentityRequest1]

Shop dixi, regal rose, empty casket. I've bought from all of these and all have been fine site-wise.

[WanderingTrolley1]

Notonthehighstreet

[Ollivander84]

I've had two lovely rings from here
https://www.etsy.com/shop/deliasthompson

[EraArils]

Silver by mail have some interesting stacking sets.

[Amber0685]

Accessorise has some lovely ones.
uk.accessorize.com/view/product/uk_catalog/acc_2,acc_2.5/3942519151?skipRedirection=true&utm_medium=cpc&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI36LJ1vax1wIVYSrTCh1CjQZeEAQYASABEgKR1_D_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds&dclid=CM7TuNz2sdcCFYOg7QodlEoBCw

[HolgerDanske]

Monica Vinader. Lots of lovely things!

[Aderyn17]

Maybe try Pia. I love their stuff.

[OpheIiaBaIIs]

How much are you looking to spend? Clogau.com have some lovely ones, and they have Welsh gold in them so they'd make a lovely heirloom sort of gift for DD. I have lots myself and they're beautiful, plus their returns and customer service is brilliant. They even guarantee the rings for two years.

[OpheIiaBaIIs]

Here you go

[CountFosco]

Alison Moore does gorgeous stacking rings. You can buy sets or put together your own, I have my DC's birthstones.

[TrollTheRespawnJeremy]

You're paying for the name with pandora. Lots of independent jewellers do almost identical rings for £15-40